System shows significant improvement in HbA1c compared to current best therapy available.
Read More »Monthly Archives: July 2016
GLP-1 Agonist/Basal Insulin Combinations: New Headway for Diabetes Treatment
With Sanofi's LixiLan® filed for FDA approval, GLP-1 agonist/basal insulin combinations may be potential game changers.
Read More »High Cholesterol: a Silent Killer that Needs Immediate Attention
Is high cholesterol associated with risk of type 2, cardiovascular diseases and high mortality rates?
Read More »How Type 1 Diabetes Affects Twin Pregnancies
Increasing need for insulin in mothers carrying multiple babies as compared to mothers carrying single.
Read More »Gestational Weight Gain and its Impact on Pregnant Women
Is weight control possible in pregnant women?
Read More »Metformin and Alzheimer’s: A Potential New Therapy?
The diabetes drug may have a beneficial effect on neurodegenerative diseases.
Read More »Infographic: Defeating the Effects of Diabetes
Diabetes affects one out of every 20 people on Earth. That equates to almost 347 million people, which is greater than the population of every country in the world except China and India. This infographic from Irish clinic Union Quay Medical Centre gives a well-informed overview of the key points relating to diabetes and tips on how to tackle Type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Adding Second Medication to Metformin?
For a patient with an A1c of 5.7% who has been on metformin plus diet and exercise for the last 6 months, would you add another diabetes medication to the patient’s treatment? Follow the link to share your opinion.
Read More »Question #842
Based upon a meta-analysis of cardiovascular outcomes in type 2 diabetes studies, findings suggest that a 15% relative risk reduction in nonfatal myocardial infarcts is associated with an A1C reduction of approximately: a) .50% b) 1.0% c) 1.5% d) 2.0% Did you get it right? Follow the link to find out!
Read More »New British PM is Type 1
Guest Post by David Kliff, Diabetic Investor Recently we learned the identity of the new British Prime Minister, Theresa May, who, according to a post on www.jdrf.org.uk, is a type 1 diabetic. The post states: “The Home Secretary Theresa May is on course to become the first prime minister who …
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